fishes

A photographic introduction to clown fish, explaining what they are, looking at their physical characteristics and abilities, and discussing their lives under the sea. Presented in English and Spanish.

Photographs and simple Spanish and English text introduce children to sea horses, describing their physical appearance, behavior, and habitat.

Photographs and simple text describe how to properly choose and care for fish, including fish that are compatible with other fish, tropical and fresh water fish, and aquariums. Presented in English and Spanish.

Explores the natural life in and around Africa's Lake Tanganyika.

In Prague in December, as Radim's family fattens up this year's Christmas carp in their bathtub, Radim finds himself feeling sorry for the creature and develops a daring plan.

Describes the bodies, habitats, diets, and life cycles of different kinds of fish; discusses early fish species; explains how fish species become threatened; and provides activities and a quiz.

Describes different kinds of predatory fish, where they live, and how they catch their prey.

Explains what makes a fish a fish, describing their body structures, foods, defenses, and reproduction; describes special repellents developed for scientists to safely study sharks underwater; and includes a hands-on investigation of the effects of temperature change on a goldfish.

Photographs and simple text introduce young readers to a variety of fish that live in the waters around the world.